Chapter 105: Goblin Pussy I
As Colette lay in the bathtub, passed out, Adal made his way out and sat at the edge of the tub. Carefully, he found his phone that he had left on the bathroom counter and searched through it.
His previous quest, to have anal sex, had been completed, gifting him a staggering 2000 credits. This took him to a total of 2300.
With that, Adal navigated himself to the store. With all the upcoming wars, he wanted to amass as many items as he could to prepare himself.
What he saw pleased him.
Two of the items were unremarkable. He would have no use for them in battle. However, there was one item that Adal thought might be the greatest he had seen yet.
Not to mention, it suited him perfectly.
[Heavens Grimoire]
[Grade: SS]
[Description: When opening this book, you are granted an extensive catalogue of spells that come from the angelic beings of the heavens themselves]
[Cost: 3000 Credits]
Perfect... A Magical Artefact does not get much better than this.
But its price: 3000 credits. Even after pleasuring Collette’s anus to complete my quest, I don’t have enough.
Adal scratched at his chin.
There are still seven days before the store resets. If I complete my next quest in time, I can still purchase it.
With more desperation than he had ever shown before, Adal opened up the quest section of his smartphone.
A singular quest appeared.
[Look at a goblin’s naked body]
[Reward ~ 1000 Credits]
...
Is this a joke?
A goblin’s naked body?
The quest was worth 1000 Credits, but Adal thought that it should have been worth 10,000!
The goblins were a breed of orcs, the same way that the Iglantians were a breed of humans. However, in all ways, the goblins were lesser than the orcs.
Not only were they hideous, but they were too weak to establish a kingdom, which meant that they roamed the wilderness in tribes, preying on anyone who stepped into their lands.
Of course, the Torn Kingdom had a force called the Forest Guard, who’s jobs it was to make sure that the goblins didn’t stray too close to the forests surrounding the human land, but if one were to venture further there would be no protection.
Smartphone, for what reason would you want me to see a goblin’s naked body? Do you not know that I am only interested in beauty?
...
Still, it was the only quest Adal had been offered. If he wanted to purchase the Heaven’s Grimoire, he would need to complete this quest.
...
Alright...
He formed a plan in his head.
Instead of travelling to the Iglantis Kingdom using the Outer Realm Gate, he would travel on foot. Along the way, he would pass through a forest that he knew would be occupied by goblins. From there... He was not sure what he would do. However, no matter what, he would make sure that he earned those 1000 Credits.
Adal left a note for his women, telling them not to worry if he was not back before morning.
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Outside of Fairwhite City...
It was his first time riding a hired horse, and he wasn’t good at it.
Despite his perfect memory of all the horse riding books he had read in the past, there was only so much one could learn from reading. It seemed physical practice was most important.
As his tall brown stallion galloped, carrying him down the cobbled path that eventually led towards the Iglantis Kingdom, Adal tried his best to focus on both his riding, and the scenery passing by.
It was rare for him to see the land, as he was always within the city walls. Now, he could see just how beautiful Boen was.
In the distance, the neighbouring cities and towns of Fairwhite City could be seen. They were homes to humans that had not yet been conquered by the sun elves. However, outside of their walls, Adal could see army camps with the sigil of the sun on their banners.
That meant that it was only a matter of time before that changed.
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A few hours passed, and Adal arrived at the forest closest to the Iglantis Kingdom. According to his knowledge, its name was the Evergarden Forest. Once past it, he would be given sight of Antarctica City.
However, passing it was not such an easy task. Of course, if one stuck to the cobbled road that had been carved through it, they might be safe during the nighttime. However, if you travelled through the thick blue leaf trees, things would change.
That is exactly what Adal did.
He slowed his horse down to a trot and it marched through the shrubbery. After a few hours, he had gotten the hang of riding the horse and trusted it to take him through Evergarden.
The forest was not as quiet as he thought it would be. Now and then, he heard the rustling of leaves, and the howls and cries of animals that did not exist on earth.
At one point, he saw a creature that resembled a squirrel, except its fur was blue, and it was the size of a chicken. It scurried away from him as he approached and ran up a tree.
...
Eventually, Adal reached a clearing. It was an open space somewhere in the forest with a small lake at its centre. At first, it looked normal, and then, Adal saw it.
At the far side of the lake, there was a fireplace with two people sitting on either side of it. One of them held a stick in their hand, with one of the blue squirrels on it, whilst the others’ sticks were empty.
At first, Adal didn’t think much of it. Finding a pair of hunters out in the wild was not too strange a thing.
However, as he stepped closer, and examined their systems, he realised that he couldn’t have been more wrong.
The two people’s skins were a green tone.
They were goblins.